The Case of John Wilkes, Who Was Accused of Libeling

The case of John Wilkes, who was accused of libeling King George III,

A) showed that political issues can be solved through compromise.
B) underscored the use of violence to address a protest.
C) emphasized the right of the British government to curtail freedom of the press.
D) was used as an example by those North American colonists who believed speech should be curtailed.